Land Rover – Freelander Boot Switch Replacement
Does the world need another Freelander 2 boot switch write up? Probably not. But will this one be over detailed and lengthy? Yes, it will!
Land Rover, when I think of them, I think adventures. And my first Land Rover, a Freelander2, has met the mark at every point. Here you’ll find articles about my Land Rover adventures, maintenance, modification and use.
Does the world need another Freelander 2 boot switch write up? Probably not. But will this one be over detailed and lengthy? Yes, it will!
After reports of Freelander 2 tail light theft, I want to take away an opportunity for theft. Installing tail light security screws are a quick and easy fix.
I’ve recently completed a LANTRA training course with NW4x4R. General Grabber AT3 tyres certainly helped, the lack of ground clearance didn’t!
Do I need a reversing camera? Probably not. But having retrofit one to the Freelander2 and I’m glad that I did!
After falling over the Freelander2 roof bars one too many times, it was time to make some roof bar storage. Fire up the welder!
Long commutes in the dark, with bright lights behind, are no good for my eyes. The solution, retrofit of a Freelander dimming rearview mirror.
Using a diagnostic tool puts a big load on the car battery. To avoid damage you should use a battery support unit. But what is it, and why is it needed?
Land Rovers of a certain age eventually cry out for a diagnostic session. With dealer diagnostic sessions costing as much as £145 per hour, you may want to DIY. This will put you on the slippery slope of the Land Rover Symptom Driven Diagnostic (SDD) system and diagnostic adapter. In this series of articles, we
In this article we look at vehicle electrical architecture to give us a indication of module compatibility from one model to another.
I really enjoy the Gen2.1 infotainment system. There, I’ve said it. But just how much better can I make it?